Combining two Wi-Fi Internet connections is no rocket science – it’s actually very simple if you have the right channel bonding (or link aggregation) software app like Speedify. On a Mac, you can use the internal Wi-Fi adapter and a USB Wi-Fi adapter. Each of them will connect to a different Wi-Fi network. Using Speedify, you will be able to combine them. … Read More
How to Combine Ethernet (LAN) and 4G Cellular at Once on Your Mac
When your wired Internet connection is slow and unstable, you can get rid of these issues by combining it with a 4G cellular connection right on your Mac computer. You will need a channel bonding (link aggregation) service to do that. Speedify fast bonding VPN can help you combine your Mac’s Ethernet (LAN) Internet connection with a 4G LTE cellular … Read More
How to Combine WiFi and Tethered iPhone at the Same Time on Your Mac
Isn’t it just awful when your Wi-Fi Internet connection is slow and unreliable? If you’ve got an iPhone nearby, you can get rid of all the head aches: just tether it to your Mac and use both connections at the same time. You will need a channel bonding (or link aggregation) app like Speedify to get you faster, more stable … Read More
How to Combine Wi-Fi and 4G on Your Mac at the Same Time
If you’ve got slow and unreliable Wi-Fi Internet on your Mac, get a 3G / 4G LTE cellular USB dongle. But don’t just use that connection alone – combine Wi-Fi and 4G on your Mac simultaneously. All you need is a channel bonding (or link aggregation) software app like Speedify. In this article, we are going to walk you through the steps … Read More
How to Use WiFi and LAN at the Same Time on Your Mac
Many people ask if you can use WiFi and Ethernet on a Mac at the same time. You can do that on macOS, but only to access the Internet with one adapter and your local network with the other. There’s no out-of-the-box way to combine WiFi and LAN together simultaneously and access the Internet with both. In order to achieve … Read More
Complete Guide on iPhone Tethering via Bluetooth to a Mac
Tethering your iPhone to your Mac using Bluetooth is easy. However, while Bluetooth is a convenient and wireless way to get internet from your iPhone to your Mac, it is limited to 1 Mbps (Bluetooth 4) or 2 Mbps (Bluetooth 5). If you have fast LTE speeds on your phone, you might get better results with USB or Wi-Fi tethering. … Read More